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Business aircraft brokerage and consultancy Altea expects the preowned market to continue to tilt in the seller’s favor for now.

Brig. Gen. McGee, who passed away at 102 on January 16, had flown 409 combat missions, received multiple honors, and touched many lives.

In addition to airplane types, U.S. authorities approve two radar altimeter models for operation in areas of potential 5G interference.

The FAA issues a notice of proposed special conditions to allow FedEx to install anti-missile systems on Airbus A321s.

UK-based Electric Aviation Group now says its planned hydrogen hybrid-electric aircraft will be able to carry 90 passengers, thanks to a larger design than the one it announced in July 2020.

"Flight cancellations and operational disruptions will be a reality," ALPA warns.

A restored Gulfstream I formerly used as personal transport for Walt Disney, will be a featured attraction at this year's D23 Convention in Anaheim.

Cirrus Aircraft announced its 2022 SR-series model improvements at its Cirrus CX customer experience convention in Knoxville, Tennessee.

The delivery is the ninth Beechcart King Air 350CER to the U.S. Marine Corps.

Geoffrey S. M. Hedrick, who founded Innovative Solutions & Support in 1988 and remained chairman and CEO, has died.

Global aviation services provider Jetex has signed a joint venture agreement with Berlin-Neuhardenberg Airport (EDON) to develop an FBO on the field.

As companies lift restrictions on travel via business aircraft amid the Covid-19 pandemic, the time is right to reconsider aircraft use policies.

Gulfstream works to open service centers in Forth Worth and in Mesa, Arizona.

Ebers’s departure comes as Air France-KLM seeks to foster a deeper integration of the Franco-Dutch group.

The EPA has responded to a renewed push to ban leaded fuel, saying it has completed its analysis and could issue an endangerment finding in 2023.

The FAA has released a raft of notams ahead of the January 19 launch of AT&T and Verizon’s new 5G networks.

Business jet ops in the first 10 days of the year are up 26 percent over 2020 levels, right before the pandemic took hold, WingX reported.

Recent trademark applications confirm that Embraer is pressing ahead with its plans to bring a family of nine to 50-seat aircraft to market.

GKN Aerospace continues a nearly 30-year relationship with Gulfstream through aa new supplier agreement.

Despite a gloomy outlook that prevailed in early 2021, the industry saw gains in deliveries, climate initiatives, and global dialog, Chabbert said.

Russia is building up its strategic missile-carrying force by placing Tupolev's mighty Tu-160M “Blackjack” back into production.

Independent ground handling provider UTG Group will be making several improvements to the business aviation center at Russia’s Domodedovo Airport.

Aeronautical Data Systems and Orbcomm have partnered to provide AIS ship-position information to ADS Ergo app users.

Newly published trademark and patent applications confirm plans for new aircraft from both Embraer and rival business aircraft manufacturer Gulfstream.

Skyportz says demand for car parking may not return to pre-pandemic levels, freeing up space for eVTOL air taxi services to use existing infrastructure.

Distributed electric propulsion can give aircraft designers greater flexibility over configurations that can make performance more efficient, and Airflow believes blown wing technology unlocks this potential.

The start-up was founded by an aerospace engineering professor and student from the Indian Institute of Technology Madras, and has so far raised almost $6 million.

Flight schools can lease new training airplanes from FlytFinance.

Avcon's modification is designed to be produced as a kit for minimal downtime.

Aviation real estate developer Sky Harbour will be listed on the New York Stock Exchange starting on January 25.